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chief1284
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"Poll question: What is the best Pixar film?"


  

          

Let's settle this. Pixar must be creeping towards Disney-like legendary status when it comes to animation (yes I know they're really one and the same, but still). Which is the best? Its unfortunate I can't list more, but I went for what I think are the most universally popular.

If you're feeling bored enough, list yours in order, from the following:

Toy Story
A Bug's Life
Toy Story 2
Monsters Inc.
Finding Nemo
The Incredibles
Cars
Ratatouille
WALL-E
Up

Poll result (49 votes)
Toy Story (4 votes)Vote
Toy Story 2 (1 votes)Vote
Finding Nemo (3 votes)Vote
The Incredibles (11 votes)Vote
Up (16 votes)Vote
Other (14 votes)Vote

  

  
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What is the best Pixar film? [View all] , chief1284, Tue Apr-06-10 05:11 AM
 
Subject Author Message Date ID
Incredibles. I swear Monsters Inc was the wackness though
Apr 06th 2010
1
FOH.
Apr 06th 2010
5
      Too right
Apr 06th 2010
8
           agreed,
Apr 06th 2010
13
           if by slick you mean snoozer, then yeah.
Apr 07th 2010
30
While I found Up to be the most moving film by far, I went with
Apr 06th 2010
2
RE: What is the best Pixar film?
Apr 06th 2010
3
Ratatouille
Apr 06th 2010
4
hmm.. interesting your top 3 are the 3 i havent seen
Apr 06th 2010
7
correction:
Apr 25th 2010
54
Wall*E & Ratatouille are tied for me.
Apr 06th 2010
6
Forgot to vote for my favourite
Apr 06th 2010
9
Wall-E's first half is shear perfection
Apr 06th 2010
10
RE: Wall-E's first half is shear perfection
Apr 09th 2010
47
wall-e's first half is the cure for insomnia
Apr 10th 2010
52
The best is Ratatouille, hands down, no debates.
Apr 06th 2010
11
where others have ranked up way too high,
Apr 06th 2010
19
once dialogue enters the picture, movie quality drops like
Apr 06th 2010
23
This is pretty much my list too
Apr 09th 2010
40
Disney and Pixar aren't really one and the same
Apr 06th 2010
12
True true
Apr 06th 2010
15
UP.
Apr 06th 2010
14
Are you upping the thread
Apr 06th 2010
16
      that's how I do.
Apr 06th 2010
22
The IncrediWall-EUpAtoullie
Apr 06th 2010
17
One vote for Ratatouille at Number 1. Wall E is 2. Up is 3. n/m
Apr 06th 2010
18
I was just thinking about this today
Apr 06th 2010
20
I love Pixar
Apr 06th 2010
21
I'm going with Finding Nemo
Apr 06th 2010
24
Agreed......
Apr 06th 2010
25
RE: I'm going with Finding Nemo
Apr 08th 2010
35
My ranking.....
Apr 06th 2010
26
Completely agree
Apr 06th 2010
27
One observation
Apr 07th 2010
28
Toy Story 3 is a holdover from the Eisner era
Apr 07th 2010
29
finding nemo.
Apr 07th 2010
31
Tooey better
Apr 07th 2010
32
I'll try my hand at this...
Apr 07th 2010
33
A Bugs Life is always damn near forgotten
Apr 07th 2010
34
edit: i thought you were referring to randy, lol
Apr 09th 2010
43
Kung fu panda
Apr 08th 2010
36
that's Dreamworks, but I feel you...that movie is very good
Apr 08th 2010
37
ratatouille was the merde
Apr 08th 2010
38
Jeffrey Katzenburg just burst a blood vessel.
Apr 09th 2010
45
rat•a•too•ee
Apr 09th 2010
39
You really need to have Ice Age in there tho.
Apr 09th 2010
41
Not Pixar
Apr 09th 2010
42
      he knows. it's a running joke of his to tick me off
Apr 09th 2010
44
           THAT'S STILL NOT AS GOOD AS BEAUTY & THE BEAST!
Apr 09th 2010
49
y'all really feeling up like that?
Apr 09th 2010
46
Well, when you weigh the technological merits with the intricate--
Apr 09th 2010
48
      i mean, it definitely had its moments.
Apr 10th 2010
50
      I'm with you
Apr 10th 2010
51
      ^^Well played
Apr 11th 2010
53
1. nemo 2. everything else
Apr 26th 2010
55

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